#HOMING x y z

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dreamy night
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Ok. To add. I was running klipper before the change to mercury one. I was using the stock X/y motors before, but now I'm using the motors from the kit.

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No noise before.

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So is it the motors?

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Is it the linear rails?

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Stealth chop was 999999999, before.

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I've deleted it, then
I put it back with 0

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I can move x 100mm in any direction, with no noise

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I can move Y in any direction with no noise

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Homing x and y, individually.
No noise

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Homing ALL makes noise

digital cobalt
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Something is rattling

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That (to my ear at least) sounds like an idler, maybe the toothed?

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I'm always sus about the toothed idlers, though

strong tangle
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Probably depends on the speed of movement. This sounds like a mechanical noise to me, not from the motors.
Also, please refrain from tagging people. Your posts in the #1006498377938255922 are seen by many members in the community

digital cobalt
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Yeah, generally not a good idea to mass tag. I know Dutch works every day of the week, for example. And a lot of people really do read these.

dreamy night
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Tag removed

mint pasture
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To late

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πŸ˜†

dreamy night
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I'll trust the system πŸ˜•

mint pasture
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Lol

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Try homing while holding the printer in the air @dreamy night

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Especially on the diagonal move, let's see if it sounds the same

dreamy night
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Ya. I understand the 12+ hour days 7 days a week. Did it for the last 19 years. So I'm sorry

mint pasture
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It's okay

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And stealth chop on x and Y at 0?

dreamy night
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Yes 0

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I tried it deleted to

mint pasture
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Don't delete it

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Add
interpolate: True

To the stepper x and Y tmc section

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Then home it while holding it off the table in the air on the diagonal move

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Let's see

dreamy night
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Ok. I'll try that. (Still at work)

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I wish the bot would stop tagging me πŸ˜‚

dreamy night
strong tangle
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Any [safe_z_home] section?

dreamy night
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Ok. I moved printhead (ph) to far left an homed x
No noise
Moved ph to far front an homed z
No noise
Did same with home x and y and all
Noise

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I picked up cube.
Home all noise but not so loud

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Which was pain πŸ˜‚

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Seems to be a vibration?

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But only when x and y are homing

dreamy night
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Are my "run current" correct? For kits motors

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Belts too tight cause this?

strong tangle
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Kit motors as in Honeybadgers'?

dreamy night
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Which doesn't make sense. I'd assume it would happen all the time

dreamy night
strong tangle
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You use them for A and B? You've specified different run_current on each.
Ditch the hold_current entries and change run_current to 1.0

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Do you have a [safe_z_home] section or not?

dreamy night
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A and B ?

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As in config?

strong tangle
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stepper_x and stepper_y...

dreamy night
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Yes I labeled them stepper_x and stepper_y...

strong tangle
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There's no other way you can label them. However, logically, in a core-xy machine there isn't a distinction of a stepper for the X axis and a stepper for the Y axis. They are instead referred to as A stepper and B stepper.

dreamy night
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Ok

dreamy night
strong tangle
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Post your config here for me please

dreamy night
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It's broken up in sections.

strong tangle
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let's start with your printer.cfg

dreamy night
strong tangle
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Do you know how to download the klipper log? If using mainsail, it's on the Machine tab

dreamy night
strong tangle
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OK. Your homing speed (going towards the endstops) is 75mm/s, and when going towards the center, the movement is 200mm/s, as stated in this section -

home_xy_position = 213, 185
speed = 200
z_hop = 5
z_hop_speed = 20
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My theory is that movement at the higher speed is noisier, for some reason which we will try to detect later.
Find the [safe_z_home] section and change the speed to be the same as your homing speed under [stepper_x], which is 75

dreamy night
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after going to 0/0

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it goes to center.... there sno noise

strong tangle
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Is there any change from the video you posted when you created this thread?

dreamy night
strong tangle
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Great. Set that to 75 to match the speed. save, restart, home all, provide feedback.

dreamy night
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Speed is definitely slower.
So sound is lower

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See video

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Moving Y from 0 to 350, 350 to 0.
No noise.

strong tangle
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Issue the command G1 X100 F6000 on the UI's console. This will move the toolhead to X coordinate 100 at a speed of 100mm/s.
Then, issue the command G1 X250 F12000, this would move the toolhead at 200mm/s. Is it the same noise as when the toolhead was homing before?

dreamy night
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Same with x

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Ok. Give me a second. To do this

strong tangle
dreamy night
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No noise

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Smooth

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If I'm going to guess.
Slower speeds showing resistance

strong tangle
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Meaning?

dreamy night
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I just changed numbers to 20000 and there wasn't anything

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So slower shows resistance.
Like tight belts or bearing. Easier

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Idk.

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Sorry to bother you.

strong tangle
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Don't worry about that. I just don't understand what you're saying

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After changing the speed in the [safe_z_home], can you reproduce this noise or not?

dreamy night
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Yes. But it's lower.

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High speed of 20000 super quiet

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G1 X100 F20000

strong tangle
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F20000 equals 333mm/s, your specificied max_velocity under [printer] is 300mm/s.
In any case, you may want to revisit this when your machine is print-ready and tuning for speed, etc. I'm not sure what made this noise specifically for that movement at that specific speed.

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Also if you haven't removed the hold_current entries from all [tmc2209 stepper_] sections, and changed the run_current to 1.0 on [stepper_x] and [stepper_y] yet, do so.

dreamy night
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Ok. I'll carry on with the "step"

strong tangle
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If you want to try and reproduce this in the same diagonal movement as done when homing, these are the commands you can try -
G1 X360 Y410 Fxxxx
G1 X213 Y185 Fxxxx

Change the number after the F to whatever speed (feedrate) you want. It has to be specified in mm per minute, so multiply whatever mm/s value you want to test by 60.

dreamy night
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Ok